Speaker & Storyteller
There is something sacred that happens when a story is told honestly in a room full of people.
Walls soften.
Masks come down.
Permission is given.
Speaking is not separate from my clinical work, it is an extension of it. I don’t speak to impress a room. I speak to move it.
My speaking style is best described as:
Compassionate. Direct. Grounded. Story-driven. Clinically informed.
I believe audiences don’t need more noise.
They need someone brave enough to tell the truth in a way that invites them to tell theirs.
As a clinical pharmacist turned mental health counselor, a breast cancer survivor, a mother to a daughter with severe disabilities, and a woman who has navigated grief, faith shifts, identity loss, and rebuilding — I don’t share theory alone.
I share lived truth paired with research, clinical insight, and practical application.
If you are looking for a speaker who can hold both science and soul, I would be honored to serve your audience.
as seen onWhat I Speak On
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Ambiguous grief
Caregiver grief
Identity loss
Chronic sorrow
Redefining resilience
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Parenting through diagnosis
Navigating chronic stress
Trauma-informed workplaces
Supporting families in crisis
Preventing burnout in helping professionals
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High-achieving women and hidden exhaustion
Breaking cycles
Faith transitions and religious deconstruction
Redefining identity beyond roles
Boundaries without guilt
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Burnout prevention
Psychological safety
Emotional intelligence for leaders
Supporting employees navigating grief or caregiving
Trauma-informed corporate culture
"There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you."
— Maya Angelou
Where I Speak